Cattle On Feed In
Pcnsylvania Down s**
maikclcd during the April-Junc quarter, if realized, of 36,000 of
quarter at 42,000 exceeded the these cattle on feed would be
mwylvanln cattle feeders '!, a "'. C off 3 pci cent ot 1,000 head from Stales, up 15 pciccnt fiom a
57,000 cattle and calves on placements duiin/thc quarter *' ycar ,18 °' y °p! Cd i rl,C ‘’ , f - .....
®' aUBh ‘ ci ; market ' on wee ttI.OOO-up ll pci cent For the nation, cattle and feed during Apnl-
1 # 1969, This is a 5 pciccnt fiom the 19,000 placed during calves on feed July 1 for slaugh- j une 19(39 wcie up 17 percent
i from the 60,000 on hand the quarter last year. Anticipate ter market totaled 10,397,000 fiom the same quaiter last
rear earlier, red cattle cd maikcluigs in the coming head in the 22 major feeding jear Fed cattle marketings diu-
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THE OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE
LINE OF EARLY BIRD
LAYING FEEDS
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ALSO ESPECIALLY HELPFUL IN STRESS SITUATIONS
SUCH AS . . .
For complete information on how to program your new flock
For maximum performance and profits ...
Call your Early Bird Representative or Phone us direct.
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More Nutrients Per Mouthful
• Extreme heat
• After debeaking
• When birds are in heavy lay
• When feed consumption is too low
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 26,1960
ing Apiil.lune wcie 3 poicent
<ibovc .1 year earlier in the* 2'J
Slates.
Mai ladings dining July-Sep
tcinbei 1969 aie expected to bo
11 peicent gieater than dining
the same pcuod last year.
The numbei on feed July I,
1969 totaled 6,143,000 head. V
pci cent inoi e than a year
caihei in the Noith Ccntial
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin,
M.nnesola, lowa, Misoun, South
Dakota, Nebiaska and Kansas.
The two leading Slates in the
icgion, lowa and Nebiaska, weie
up 1 pei cent and 12 percent,
lespectively Kansas showed the
hugest increase, up 47 pei cent
it om a yeai eailiei
Thcie weie 4 254,000 cattle
and calves on feed July 1 in the
10 Westein States Oklahoma,
Texas, Montana, Idaho, Coloiado,
New Mexico, Auzona, Washing
ton, Oiegon and California This
was 30 pei cent above a year
eailier. All States in this legion
showed inci eases Texas, the
largest feeding State in this
legion, inci eased 60 pei cent
fiom a year ago California was
up 5 pei cent
Australia—A new method of
making meat moie tendei and
tasty has been developed by
scientists with CSIRO
Refeience to it was
Canbena by the Minister re
sponsible for the oigamzation,
Mr Fi azei
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The expeumental meat is
stoied in conti oiled atmospheies
foi caiefully detei mined penods
at temperatuies slightly above
fieezing
Small cuts of meat aie packed
in a film, such as polythene of
Cellophane, which allows- gases
but not water to pass through.
The research is being done in
the meat research laboratory ot
the CSIRO’s food preservation
division in Brisbane
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The laboratory is the main re
search centre for Australia’s ex
panding meat industry.
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Laboiatory scale experiments
Jiave shown that the best way to
tendense tough meat is to store
it for two or thiee weeks at 30
degrees Fahrenheit in an at
mosphere containing 25 per cent
carbon dioxide.
Tests of this method under
commercial conditions will be
gin soon.
Ageing of chilled meats could
be carried out by this method
aboard ships on their way to
expoit markets Dalgety Re
view.
Farms Not Safe Place To Work
Farm tractors are danger ou'\
Annually farm tractors are in
volved in at least 1,000 fatalities
each year in the United States.
About 6 in each 10 result from
tractor upset, report extension
agricultural engineers at Tbo
Pennsylvania State Universny.
Tender Meat
For Export
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You are the light of tho
world.—(Matt. 5:14).
Because we live, move and
have our being in God tho
Father we must then live,
move and have our being in
His light, the Christ light.
There is light, the light oi?
Christ and we are part of thals
light. So open up our mind'J
and make this truth a working
premise of our every day.
Through the Christ in us de»
dare, we are the light of tho
world.
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